Freemax Fireluke 904L X Mesh Coils
The Freemax Fireluke 904L X Mesh Coils are perfect for those looking to experience a richer, more intense flavour and denser clouds from their vape kit. Designed to support sub-ohm vaping, these vape coils come in four variations constructed with kanthal and offer an outstanding flavour experience while providing impressive vapour production.
The Freemax Fireluke 904L X Mesh Coils come in Four different resistance levels, the X1 Mesh 0.15 ohm, X2 Mesh 0.2 ohm, X2 Mesh 0.5 ohm and X3 Mesh 0.15-ohm coils. The Freemax X1 0.15 ohm coil is best rated between 40w-80w and provides the most vapour production of the three vape coil At the same time, the Freemax X2 0.2 ohm coil is best placed between 50-90w. It provides excellent flavour while also providing a considerable amount of vapour production. The Freemax X2 0.5 ohm coils are best between 20w-50w, X3 mesh 0.15 coils are best between 50w-90 w and still offer excellent flavour but less vapour production than the other three coils.
Coils are compatible with the high VG eliquid and offer excellent compatibility and versatility. These coils feature a Kanthal build organic cotton wick, ensuring a fast ramp-up and better wicking and flavour from your e-liquids or nic salts.
The Freemax Fireluke 904L X Mesh Coils are ideal for sub-ohm vaping and provide a smooth and satisfying vaping experience with impressive cloud production. The 0.2ohm and 0.15ohm variations can be paired with 70% VG and high VG e-liquids. The Fireluke 904L X Mesh Coils are built to last and are perfect for those looking for an outstanding vaping experience.
It is recommended that e-liquids with a minimum of 60% VG or higher are used with these vape coils to support the more significant amounts of vapour they create.
Freemax Fireluke 904L X Mesh Coils Features
Freemax Fireluke 904L X Mesh Coils
High VG Eliquid Compatability
Freemax stainless steel Mesh Builds
Supports High Wattages
Box Content
3 x Freemax Fireluke 904L X Mesh Coils
Why is my coil burning after 1 day?
Soak your coil for at least two hours in ethanol, vinegar, or cheap vodka.
Put it under the tap and wash it.
Rinse again with water that has been distilled.
Blow air into your coil's open side to drive water into the wicking holes.
Set it aside until the water has completely evaporated.
